حمج
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns intense, fixed, or fearful staring, often involving the eyes. It can also describe a gaunt or emaciated state, and refers to a young gazelle.
Derived headwords
- 1.intense staringboth
The act of staring intensely, with wide-open and focused eyes, as if bewildered.
- 2.deepening of the eyeclassical
The deepening or shrinking of the eye, possibly to enhance focus.
- 3.facial change from angerboth
A change in the facial expression due to anger or other strong emotions.
- 4.staring with fearboth
Staring with fear, or the rolling of the eyeball in fright or threat.
- 5.emaciationclassical
A state of being thin or emaciated.
- 1.to stare intenselyboth
To stare intensely, with wide-open eyes, as if bewildered or focused.
- 2.to deepen the eyeclassical
To make the eye appear deeper or smaller, to aid in focused vision.
- 3.to show anger on the faceboth
To exhibit a change in facial expression due to anger.
- 4.to roll the eyeboth
To roll the eyeball, especially out of fear or threat.
- 5.to be emaciatedclassical
To become thin or gaunt.
- 1.to stareclassical
To stare, particularly with narrowed eyes to scrutinize.
- 1.narrowed eyeclassical
The act of narrowing the eye, as in scrutinizing or looking closely.
- 1.young gazelleboth
A small young gazelle or similar animal.